True facts. The boards of nonprofits are often stacked with literal capitalists and a few token “community members.” And IME they definitely take advantage of their workers by appealing to the moral nature of the work, less pay longer hours because “we’re not in it for the money.”

But then at the top, there’s always some executive director who gets at least 6 figures to do some unspecified hobnobbing and lecturing (and the actual salary is weirdly not transparent).